Greyland Limited, a manufacturer of cleaning and chemical products, needed a solution to prevent its carpet cleaner from leaking during transport. To solve the problem, Greyland contacted Enercon Industries and purchased a manual induction cap sealer, the Super Seal™ Junior, and has now eliminated leaks.

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A leading manufacturer of cleaning and chemical products has solved its problem of leaking bottles by moving to induction heat sealing.

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Greyland Limited, a UK-based company, was searching for a solution to stop spillages of its carpet cleaner when they approached Enercon Industries.

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Richard Dyson, Managing Director of Greyland, said: “Due to our boxes being thrown about by various parcel carriers, we had massive leakages for years.

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“We tried using fragile labels, stronger packaging and tightening the caps, but induction sealing proved to be the most efficient solution.”

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Greyland now seals its 1L and 2L plastic containers with Enercon’s hand held unit, the Super Seal™ Junior.

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“We chose this induction heat sealer because it looked like a very easy and simple machine to use,” he said.

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After adding induction sealing to the production process, Mr Dyson said he was satisfied with the results and confident that leakers and loss of product were a thing of the past.

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“I believe leaks have dropped significantly since we started using the induction sealer and I would recommend Enercon to companies with similar problems,” he said.

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Explaining the negative effect leaking products can have on companies, Enercon’s UK Sales Manager, Brian Tyndall, commented: “Leaking products can cost a company both financially in terms of product loss and from the impact to a brand’s reputation.

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“By adding something simple like an induction seal, companies can prevent this from happening.”

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"I believe leaks have dropped significantly since we started using the induction sealer and I would recommend Enercon to companies with similar problems."